In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, one of the biggest challenges organizations are facing is how to successfully bring together all of their various technologies to ensure that their operations are run as efficiently as possible while also remaining secure and compliant. To further complicate things, many businesses are struggling to find a way to marry their physical, virtual and cloud environments effectively. Finally, for investors, there are many unanswered questions about whether opportunities truly exist and what those opportunities may be. IT process automation delivers the solution to both of these dilemmas.

Out with the old, and in with the new.

As technology improves, more and more businesses are finding it necessary to begin shifting from their existing IT systems, many of which are becoming obsolete, to more up-to-date options. Cloud computing has broken down barriers and opened countless doors, particularly for small to mid-size enterprises to be able to “come of age” and deliver the same level of service and performance as their larger competition. This has been easy for those firms just coming to market, but for those existing companies that have thus far subsisted with various antiquated programs and systems, making the transition can be a challenge.

How IT process automation can help.

ITPA continues to revolutionize the way organizations do business, both internally and externally. One of the most powerful benefits of this technology is that it can become both a catalyst for change and the glue that connects the old on-premise systems to the new, improved and much more flexible cloud environment. This technology allows businesses to seamlessly integrate their legacy on-premise applications with new cloud-based systems and effectively pull together all of the various silos that once might have slowed the organization down.

What does this mean for the end user?

Another excellent advantage that IT process automation offers is its incredibly low technical learning curve. Whether your end users are familiar with Active Directory, ServiceNow, VMware vSphere or another system or program, integration with an IT process automation system is virtually undetectable. Organizations have the option of still sticking with a program or system that they feel comfortable using, while also receiving the benefits of ITPA, such as improved productivity, better allocation of resources and faster mean time to recovery (MTTR).

What does this mean for the potential investor?

Investors want to see that the businesses they will be supporting are on top of their game – particularly in terms of technology. How are operations run? What kind of systems are in place to maximize efficiency and improve production overall? When an organization is operating with multiple separate silos (physical, virtual and cloud), there is a much greater risk of interruption, which can be costly for the business and ultimately for the investor. With the right ITPA tool in place, all of these silos can be seamlessly knit together for optimum performance and operational efficiency.

This type of solution presents more opportunity than risk to investors, which in turn creates better opportunity for the businesses themselves to receive the support they need to grow and achieve further success.

In conclusion…

The moral of the story is this: if your business is a little bit behind and you’re finding it necessary to somehow bring together all of your systems, IT process automation can help. Not only will you be able to easily integrate all of your silos, but you’ll also realize improved efficiency with the added tools ITPA delivers. And when investors explore the possibility of supporting your organization, all of these benefits will make your business a more attractive option. In short, ITPA can enable you to rise to the next level and gain the competitive advantage you need to truly be successful.

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About the Author

Gabby Nizri, Co-Founder, CEO of Ayehu
With nearly 20 years’ experience in technology innovation, Gabby is the driving force behind Ayehu. His multidisciplinary background in product engineering, sales and professional services brings together key elements necessary to deliver the company’s IT process automation solution that has proven to be a force multiplier for businesses facing operational IT and cyber security challenges. Since co-founding the company, Gabby has advanced his thought leadership in IT automation and been dedicated to setting the company on a path to strong growth and validation. The Ayehu platform continues to earn accolades from customers, partners and industry experts including Gartner, Red Herring and Deloitte. Prior to founding Ayehu, Gabby held various operational and management positions at successful Israeli technology enterprises including Infogate Online Ltd, Webmaster and Walla Communications Ltd.

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